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The U.S. Dollar was trading mixed on Thursday. Economic data on the day showed that U.S. private sector firms added 179k jobs during November. This was below estimates of a 200k expectation. Previous month's data was revised down to 225k…
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Trading in the U.S. markets were subdued as equities, and some other exchanges were closed due to the National day of mourning for the former President George H. W. Bush. In the Eurozone, the services PMI showed a modest increase in…
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The U.S. Dollar was seen trading a bit volatile on Tuesday. Economic data on the day showed that consumer prices in Switzerland fell 0.3% on the month. This was worse than forecasts of a 0.1% decline. The data comes ahead of next week's…
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Precious metals managed to punch through the ceiling and escape from their bearish corrective structures. A new cycle seems to have started, and it could be quite interesting, as the expectations would reflect a continuation for the…
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Data from the Eurozone showed that final manufacturing PMI grew to 51.8 in November. This was a slight increase from 51.6 in the previous month. The UK's manufacturing PMI was up to 53.1 in November, up from 51.1 in October. The ISM…
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Turning Points, Waves & Patterns G20 Summit took place this weekend, and the outcome of the discussions held by the group of twenty finance ministers could trigger an increase in volatility. This would affect multiple sectors, as the…
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The U.S. Dollar managed to erase some of the losses from Thursday. Price action managed to post a reversal sending most of the currencies to close weaker or subdued by Friday. Data from the Eurozone showed that import prices in Germany…
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The U.S. dollar was seen trading subdued on Thursday in the backdrop of the dovish interpretation from Fed Chair Powell's speech on Wednesday. Economic data on the day showed that Swiss GDP contracted 0.2% on the quarter ending…
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The U.S. second revised GDP estimates showed that the economy advanced 3.5% in the third quarter of the year. This marked an unchanged print from the first estimates. New sales report disappointed as with most other housing market data.…
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The U.S. Dollar was seen trading firm, riding on the back of Trump’s comments on China. President Trump renewed his rhetoric against China as he said on Monday that he would resume the tariffs against China to 25%. The comments come ahead…
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